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Tables of Contents for Fundamental Stellar Properties
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Dedication
xiii
 
Preface
xv
 
List of Participants
xvii
 
Conference Photograph
xxiv
 
Contents of Poster Paper Proceedings
xxvi
 
1. INTRODUCTION
Introductory overview
3
6
J.
2. STELLAR DISTANCES
The Hipparcos results
9
10
C. Turon
Review of CCD parallax measurements
19
6
C. C. Dahn
Stellar distances by the Baade-Wesselink method
25
6
G. P. Di Benedetto
3. STELLAR ANGULAR DIAMETERS AND RADII
Stellar angular diameter measurements by interferometry
31
8
J. Davis
Astrometry Using Interferometry at Optical Wavelengths
39
6
K. J. Johnston
D. J. Hutter
J. A. Benson
N. M. Elias II
J. T. Armstrong
D. Mozurkewich
T. A. Pauls
C. A. Hummel
Lunar occultation measurements of stellar angular diameters
45
6
A. Richichi
Stellar radii
51
10
M. Scholz
4. STELLAR FLUX DISTRIBUTIONS
The visual and infrared flux calibrations
61
6
C. Megessier
Review of the ultraviolet flux calibration
67
6
J. W. Kruk
The bolometric luminosities of stars
73
10
R. C. Bless
J. W. Percival
The colours of the Sun
83
6
B. J. Taylor
The ISO-SWS flux standard stars: synthetic spectra and observations
89
4
N. S. van der Bliek
P. W. Morris
B. Vandenbussche
L. B. F. M. Waters
P. Zaal
R. A. Bell
B. Gustafsson
K. Eriksson
Th. de Graauw
UV energy distributions of active cool stars
93
16
C. Morossi
M. Franchini
M. L. Malagnini
5. STELLAR MASSES AND SURFACE GRAVITIES
Precise stellar mass and mass-luminosity data
99
 
J.
Interferometric measurements of binaries
109
6
H. A. McAlister
Determining the masses of white dwarfs in magnetic cataclysmic variables from x-ray observations
115
4
K. Wu
M. Cropper
G. Ramsay
Empirical surface gravities
119
8
P. F. L. Maxted
6. THE STELLAR EFFECTIVE TEMPERATURE SCALE
Cool star empirical temperature scales
127
10
M. S. Bessell
The effective temperatures of hot stars
137
10
P. A. Crowther
The stellar temperature scale from angular diameters and flux distributions
147
6
A. J. Booth
Stellar effective temperatures through the infrared flux method
153
6
C. Megessier
Tests of effective temperature-colour relations
159
12
R. A. Bell
7. STELLAR ABUNDANCES
Review of abundances for mid-Teff stars
171
8
P. E. Nissen
The broadening of metallic lines in cool stars
179
6
S. D. Anstee
B. J. O'Mara
J. E. Ross
Abundances of the elements in the halo stars-interaction between observation and theory
185
8
M. Spite
Abundance anomalies in globular clusters
193
10
G. S. Da Costa
Stellar parameters in the bulge cluster NGC 6553
203
6
B. Barbuy
S. Ortolani
E. Bica
A. Renzini
M. D. Guarnieri
8. STELLAR ATMOSPHERES
Non-LTE line blanketed atmospheres for hot stars
209
8
D. J. Hillier
Progress on model atmospheres and line data
217
10
R. L. Kurucz
Atmosphere models for very low mass stars, brown dwarfs and exoplanets
227
8
I. Baraffe
F. Allard
Parameter identification - a new way of assessing errors in stellar atmosphere analysis
235
4
R. Wehrse
Ph. Rosenau
Atmospheric motions and granulation in cool stars-observations and theory
239
6
P. L. Cottrell
Chromospheres, activity and magnetic fields
245
8
Yu. N. Gnedin
Pulsating stellar atmospheres
253
8
D. D. Sasselov
What do we do when models don't fit? On model atmospheres and real stellar spectra
261
18
B. Gustafsson
9. STELLAR OSCILLATIONS AND PULSATIONS
Observing solar-like oscillations
279
6
H. Kjeldsen
T. R. Bedding
Constraints on stellar interior physics from helioseismology
285
8
J. Christensen-Dalsgaard
Bulge δ Scuti stars in the MACHO database
293
6
D. Minniti
C. Alcock
D. R. Alves
T. S. Axelrod
A. C. Becker
D. P. Bennett
K. H. Cook
K. C. Freeman
K. Griest
M. J. Lehner
S. L. Marshall
B. A. Peterson
P. J. Quinn
M. R. Pratt
A. W. Rodgers
C. W. Stubbs
W. Sutherland
A. Tomaney
T. Vandehei
D. Welch
Properties of Cepheids and long-period variables
299
6
P. R. Wood
RR Lyrae variables
305
8
G. Bono
M. Marconi
10. STELLAR MODELS VERSUS OBSERVATIONS
The evolution of massive stars
313
10
A. Maeder
Evolution of intermediate mass stars
323
8
C. Chiosi
Theory of low mass stars, brown dwarfs and extra-solar giant planets
331
12
G. Chabrier
I. Baraffe
11. STELLAR INTERIORS
Rotation: a fundamental parameter of massive stars
343
6
N. Langer
A. Heger
J. Fliegner
The effect of rotation on RGB surface abundances
349
6
C. Charbonnel
The importance of helium and metals diffusion in stars
355
8
C. R. Proffitt
12. EVOLVED STARS
Non-variable horizontal-branch stars
363
6
R. T. Rood
NLTE analyses of PG 1159 stars: constraints for the structure and evolution of post-AGB stars
369
4
S. Dreizler
K. Werner
T. Rauch
U. Heber
I. N. Reid
L. Koesterke
The Asymptotic Giant Branch
373
8
J. C. Lattanzio
C. A. Frost
Cool white dwarfs: atmosphere, cooling and galactic implications
381
8
G. Chabrier
Theory, observation and experiment: stellar hydrodynamics
389
6
D. Arnett
Summary and review: Interaction of observations and theory of stellar interiors
395
12
S. D. Kawaler
13. STELLAR CHEMICAL EVOLUTION
Stellar chemical evolution
407
10
J. E. Norris
Chemical evolution of galaxies---challenges for stellar astronomy
417
12
E. M. Sadler
14. STELLAR AGES
New model atmosphere analysis of cool white dwarfs: a revised luminosity function and constraints on the age of the Galaxy
429
4
S. K. Leggett
P. Bergeron
M. T. Ruiz
Hipparcos subdwarfs and globular cluster ages: towards reliable absolute ages
433
6
F. Pont
M. Mayor
C. Turon
Globular cluster ages: are they converging?
439
12
D. A. VandenBerg
15. CONCLUSION
Achievements and prospects
451
8
L. E. Cram
Discussion
459
 
INDEXES
Author Index
472
 
Subject Index
474
 
Object Index
476